Word: cum
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...president of the Harvard Dems, described Frank as “one of the smartest members of Congress.” He said he felt the Congressman connected well with the audience, especially given Frank’s connections to Harvard. In addition to being a cum laude graduate of the College, Frank holds a cum laude degree from Harvard Law School, and was a tutor in Eliot House for two years...
Rashad, who graduated magna cum laude from Howard University, with a bachelor of fine arts degree in theater, described the difficulty of breaking into the New York City acting world...
We’re the Bill Clinton of the college set: we’re powerful, and for every positive story about our contributions to academia or science, there’s one more stained dress. As with the coverage of the photogenic genius-cum-trainwreck Clinton, the coverage of Harvard seems star-struck—but when the New York Times specifically solicits Harvard’s female students for their thoughts on marriage, maybe the fascination has gone...
Together, Nolan, the revolutionary-cum-mogul, and Schuster, the bright-eyed school teacher, unseated incumbents Marc C. McGovern and Ben Lummis...
...melodies of the city. Here, too, pollution haunts our neighborhoods and threatens our collective health. Woe unto the man who drinks from the River Charles, a stream whose contents are about as wholesome as a visit to About Hair, the city’s best known salon-cum-den-of-prostitution. Recent research suggests that our college town hosts thousands of tons of chemical toxins and carcinogens, making it one of the most environmentally disastrous parts of the Commonwealth. Clearly, my naive belief that the grass would be greener on the other side turned out to be entirely without merit...